
Opinion

Online shopping is booming, but are the rules fair?
‘Race to the bottom’ pricing strategies associated with low-value goods imported via e-commerce may result in local businesses being forced out of the market.
Behind the Bylines

Exchange programmes a good way to foster unity, understanding

Cambodia already sees Malaysia as a friend. We should act like one
Denying them the chance to reacquaint themselves with students from other communities will only heighten the chances they will drift away from Malaysia once they enter their career years.

What my 15-year-old told me about the social media age ban
Teenagers, being teenagers, are known to build ‘tunnels’ while the older generation builds walls.

GRS x BN: who needs whom more?
BN, which recorded a poor performance in the state election, has nonetheless become part of the Sabah government led by GRS.

Can Warisan meet Chinese expectations in Sabah?
With limited Chinese representatives in the new GRS-led state government, who will champion their issues in the administration?
Column
Even Malays are finding that the Malaysian landscape has changed, with many grappling with the difference of opinion over sending religious festival greetings to their non-Muslim friends and colleagues.

Kecil tapi besar
Apa yang terjadi merumitkan keadaan yang sememangnya rumit, memburukkan keadaan yang tersedia buruk.
Malaysia has weathered the storm during the trade and tariff disruptions of 2025 and cementing and building on the gains must continue into 2026.
Ada polemik dalam kalangan Umno mengenai sama ada parti patut kekal atau tinggalkan kerajaan. Ini bukan perdebatan baharu.
Letters

Political instability puts everything on the line

Why Malaysian universities must learn to learn
For a large share of daily commuters, motorcycles are not a lifestyle choice or a hobby, but a survival tool.
Malaysia cannot claim to have truly reckoned with 1MDB while questions about its central bank remain unanswered.
It is also a guarantee of our shared future as it complements the national education system rather than competing with it.
Erosion of compliance undermines not only operational effectiveness, but also public trust in the legitimacy of law enforcement.












